Which outcome arises when exceeding three-phase transformer's inrush current limit, causing temporary saturation?

💡 Explanation

High inrush current saturates the transformer core, triggering the differential protection, because the resulting high current spike mimics a fault; therefore, nuisance breaker tripping occurs, rather than the system improving harmonic distortion.

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